The phrase "agents events" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to events related to agents, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The agents' events were scheduled for next week, but the details are still being finalized."
Alternatives: "agent activities" or "events for agents".
When building a case, pieces of evidence are organized to show relationships among multiple hypotheses or complex interactions among agents, events, or processes.
Beforehand, Gilmer talked about the "Inuksuit" performance, and quoted a message she had received from one of the Border Patrol agents: "Events here at the border are always about our differences as two nations, and this one was all about our similarities doing things together.
Medical records were reviewed for demographics, types of cancer, dosage and frequency of paclitaxel and other chemotherapeutic agents, events during paclitaxel infusion, initial and subsequent EKGs, and hospital admissions.
The term "vulnerability" is used here to mean the intrinsic propensity of an exposed entity to experience adverse effects from external agents, events, perturbations, or stresses (U.S. EPA 2003).
And there is much development at work about an infant that can learn how to relate hands with the agents event at a very young age, or in the first year of life.
In this paper, we model multi-agent events in terms of a temporally varying sequence of sub-events, and propose a novel approach for learning, detecting and representing events in videos.
For conservative pharmacovigilance purposes with this first-in-class agent, events suggestive of genital infection and UTI were reported spontaneously and in response to questions proactively posed to patients that were related to the signs and symptoms of these infections.
A broad range of requirements were found, relating to the key concepts necessary for describing provenance, such as resources, activities, agents and events, and to balancing prov's ease of use with the facility to check its validity.
Some authors, however, prefer to draw a distinction here and to treat actions as relations between agents and events, namely as instances of the relation of 'bringing about' that may hold between an agent and an event [von Wright 1963; Chisholm 1964; Bach 1980; Bishop 1983; Segerberg 1989], or perhaps the relation 'seeing to it that' [Belnap et al. 2001].
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He often shared the stage with agents at events from Northern California to Los Angeles.
